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How often do you power down your smartphone, giving it a chance to reboot and refresh? According to a Reader’s Digest, article, written in consultation with “experts”, your smartphone has a hard and fast rule you should live by: once a week, shut it off, let it rest at least one minute, and then fire it back up. There are a number of good reasons for this, including: retaining memory, preventing crashes, making it run more smoothly, and prolonging battery life. How so? Restarting the phone clears open apps and memory leaks, and gets rid of anything draining your battery.
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Being frugal is no longer taboo, even in the dating world. That’s the main finding of a survey, which found that the vast majority of Americans value thriftiness in a potential partner — even on the first few dates. In the poll by the couponing site Slickdeals, 92% of respondents said they considered frugality “attractive” in a partner, while another 79% percent didn’t mind their partner using a coupon on a date. Two-thirds of those surveyed said they’d feel turned off by a partner spending in a frivolous manner.
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Everyone’s favorite purple dinosaur just grew up. Mattel has revealed that its upcoming “Barney” film will be geared more toward adults than children. Exec Kevin McKeon told the New Yorker that although the Barney film is “really a play for adults”, it won’t be R-rated, “but it’ll focus on some of the trials and tribulations of being 30-something, growing up with Barney — just the level of disenchantment within the generation.” McKeon also described it as an (age) 24-type” movie. No release date has been announced.
Stanley Tucci believes actors should be able to play people with different sexualities than their own. In a BBC interview, he was asked to weigh in on the debate surrounding straight actors playing gay actors, and Tucci responded, “Obviously, I believe that’s fine. I am always very flattered when gay men come up to me and talk about [my role in] “The Devil Wears Prada” or they talk about “Supernova” (where he played gay characters), and they say…‘You did it the right way, because often it’s not done the right way.” The Oscar winner went on to state that he believes actors “are supposed to play different people…That’s the whole point of it.”
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Scientists have created a robot that is unbeatable at rock, paper, scissors.
According
to a poll, 33% of Americans self-diagnose medical conditions using
the internet.
Ketchup. Does it go in the cupboard, or in the fridge? Heinz has finally set the record straight. The official Heinz UK Twitter account posted: “FYI: Ketchup. goes. in. the. fridge!!!” Fans flooded the comments section, with many asking why the product is stored on shelves at stores and restaurants. Heinz then asked followers to vote on whether they keep their ketchup in the fridge or the cupboard. The result: After more than 2,500 votes, the answers were nearly split down the middle.
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✓ The original recipe for chocolate contained chili powder instead of sugar.
✓ Adult cats are lactose intolerant.
✓ Humans are scientifically proven to be happier in the summer.
✓ People with higher incomes generally prefer their toilet paper to come over the roll, while those with lower incomes prefer it to go under.
✓ The verb form of the word “run” has almost 650 different meanings.
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Question: According to a new survey, 34% of people agree that it’s unacceptable to wear THIS this to the gym. What is it?
Answer: Jewelry
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A Chinese surveillance system publicly shames people who are spotted jaywalking in the street. A TikToker uploaded video showing how crossing the street at the wrong time can mean that your name and face are plastered on a LED screen for everyone to see. A reporter discovered how CCTV cameras are fitted with AI that can recognize offenders who breach the rules of the road. Police say that after the city of Shenzhen started using the cameras in 2017, within 10 months they had displayed the 13,939 jaywalking offenders on one screen at a busy intersection. Authorities also launched a public website to name and shame offenders. And, the reporter said: “Once they identify your face, all your information (like mobile phone number) is linked.” LINK: https://tinyurl.com/2zxuwydz
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As honest as we’d all like to think we are, the truth is that everyone lies, sometimes. A Reddit user asked: “What is one lie everyone tells?” Perhaps some of these answers might make you feel a little less-guilty for some of the ‘partial-truths’ you’ve spouted…
⇒ “Sorry I missed your call.”
⇒ “If there’s anything I can do, just let me know.”
⇒ “It was nice talking to you.”
⇒ “I don’t judge.”
⇒ “I don’t know where your really loud, annoying toy went, sweetie! How about you play with your coloring book instead?”
⇒ “I don’t care what others think of me.”
⇒ “I’ve read the terms and conditions.”
⇒ (To the dentist): “Yes, of course I floss every day.”
⇒ “Yeah, I’ll definitely have to watch that show you recommended, thanks!”
⇒ “‘I’m almost there.”
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Korean
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